Digital BW, The Print

Steve-

If total cost really isn't much of an issue, I would
recommend that you consider going with an Epson 1280
printer and the UT2 inkset with CFS system.  This
gives more options and control than the BO printing
method, and the 1280 can be had for quite a bit less
that the 2200.  So, what you save in buying the
printer you can use to buy the UT2 CFS system.

You can still try the BO method with this system as
well, but I think you will be hooked on the results
the UT2 system provides.

Just something to consider.


--- spersky123 <spersky@...> wrote:
> Hello,
> 
> After extensive research and reading and re-reading
> Clayton's site in 
> addition to many other sites. I have decided what
> equipment I need in 
> order to print Black and White succesfully from 35
> mm prints.
> 
> Eboni ink from MIS for Epson 2200
> Epson 2200
> Nikon Coolscan V ED
> Cheap Flat Bed scanner to make contact sheets.
> Epson enhanced Matte paper.
> Vuescan software (I already have this).
> Photoshop CS ( I already have this).
> Negative Developing supplies (I have this)
> 
> I develop my own film in Rodinal. I mainly use
> ilford FP4+ in 35 mm.  
> I do not have a Darkroom just a changing bag and I
> plan to do just 
> black and white printing.  Basically, that is my
> planned setup for my 
> Digital Darkroom.  I will spend a  lot of money in
> the next few days 
> and order this equipment.  Comments or advice is
> appreciated.  I 
> consider this a starting point for my digital
> printing. I want to at 
> least start with good equipment that I can
> experiment and grow with.  
> Total cost is not much of an issue I have been
> saving for a while:)
> 
> thanks
> Steve
> 
> 
> 


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